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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2001
Page
4
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers by the Associated Press. The items reflect AP sourced opinions published across multiple Texas outlets on Monday January 15, 2001. The collection captures the tone and issues of the era.
The Wichita Falls Times Record News argues California's deregulated electric market failed with higher costs and tighter supplies. It urges Texas lawmakers to hold hearings on California's mistakes to avoid a similar outcome and to reassess planned deregulation before damage spreads.
The Texas Bar Association and others criticize defense for the poor as dysfunctional. A capital murder trial features a sleeping court-appointed attorney. Sen Ellis urges new procedures a fixed appointment period and a qualified defense pool to prevent federal court challenges.
The Odessa American invites readers to share opinions via Public Forum. Submissions can be mailed to Odessa American PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760 or faxed to 915 333-7742. Email submissions are accepted at onletters link.freedom.com for internet comments.
Monacharen notes John H. McWhorter’s Losing the Race challenges anti intellectualism in Black America and questions white racism as sole cause of academic gaps. He cites studies and critics, while acknowledging resistance from Times review and Ishmael Reed, and hints at wider public reception. Charen, a Reagan staffer, previews the national response.
Donfedder aggregates eight years of Clinton presidency into a sharp syndicated column. It lampoons Janet Reno and foreign policy missteps while recalling Monica Lewinsky and Whitewater scandals. The piece ends with stark commentary on memory and lingering stench.
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